Key Aspects of Accounting for a HoReCa Furniture and Advertising Decor Manufacturer

This paper explores the specific features of accounting applied within a Romanian microenterprise – Kaustik Producție S.R.L., specialized in the manufacturing of customized HoReCa furniture and advertising decor. According to Ristea et al. (2010), accounting is “a system for collecting, processing, and interpreting information regarding the economic and financial situation of entities,” with the essential role of supporting management decisions. The study highlights how accounting becomes a strategic tool in managing a made-to-order production company, where each project involves specific technical and financial solutions. The first part of the case study analyzes the accounting treatments related to unique orders, illustrated through a detailed case study covering all stages – from procurement to recording revenues and expenses. It also presents the main economic flows, accounting monograph, cost indicators, and operational performance evaluation. The next part conducts an economic and financial analysis of the company for 2022 and 2023, examining key indicators such as profitability, liquidity, solvency, and asset turnover. The results reflect a balanced financial structure, good cost control, and sustainable self-financing capacity. The paper is aimed both at accounting professionals and entrepreneurs who wish to understand the role of accounting information in supporting managerial decisions and optimizing economic performance in a niche production company.

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Journal of Management and Quality
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2025-11-03
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https://doi.org/10.57263/jmq.04.02.20255
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Accounting and Organizational Management
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Key Aspects of Accounting for a HoReCa Furniture and Advertising Decor Manufacturer

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Abstract

This paper explores the specific features of accounting applied within a Romanian microenterprise – Kaustik Producție S.R.L., specialized in the manufacturing of customized HoReCa furniture and advertising decor. According to Ristea et al. (2010), accounting is “a system for collecting, processing, and interpreting information regarding the economic and financial situation of entities,” with the essential role of supporting management decisions. The study highlights how accounting becomes a strategic tool in managing a made-to-order production company, where each project involves specific technical and financial solutions. The first part of the case study analyzes the accounting treatments related to unique orders, illustrated through a detailed case study covering all stages – from procurement to recording revenues and expenses. It also presents the main economic flows, accounting monograph, cost indicators, and operational performance evaluation. The next part conducts an economic and financial analysis of the company for 2022 and 2023, examining key indicators such as profitability, liquidity, solvency, and asset turnover. The results reflect a balanced financial structure, good cost control, and sustainable self-financing capacity. The paper is aimed both at accounting professionals and entrepreneurs who wish to understand the role of accounting information in supporting managerial decisions and optimizing economic performance in a niche production company.

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